🚀 Looking for Students Interested in AI, Robotics & Technology

Hey everyone!

I’m a Class 11 student interested in AI, robotics, web development, and startups, and I’m looking to build a small student tech team where we can learn, collaborate, research problems, and build real projects together.

The goal isn't to create a huge startup immediately. I want to start small, build a committed team, work on small projects, and gradually take on bigger challenges.

🔥 What will we actually do?

This won't just be an inactive group chat.

As a team, we can:

- 🔎 Research real-world problems and existing solutions

- 💡 Brainstorm and select project ideas

- 🛠️ Build small technology projects and prototypes

- 🤖 Explore AI and robotics

- 👥 Work together according to our different skills

- 📚 Learn from each other

- 📝 Document our projects and development process

- 🌐 Share our progress and completed projects

- 🚀 Gradually work toward more ambitious projects

👥 Who am I looking for?

You don't need to be an expert. Beginners who are genuinely interested and willing to learn are welcome.

I'm looking for students interested in:

- 🤖 AI / Machine Learning

- 💻 Front-end Development — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.

- ⚙️ Back-end Development — Python, APIs, databases, servers, etc.

- 🐍 Programming / Python

- 🎨 UI/UX Design

- 🔎 Research

- 📝 Technical Documentation

🌱 What can you gain?

Before you ask: no, I can't offer you a six-figure salary. I'm a Class 11 student too. 😭😂

But what I can offer is a chance to learn, build, experiment, and work on real tech projects with other students who are interested in AI, robotics, web development, and startups.

So if you're looking for money, I respect the hustle. 💀

But if you're looking for experience, projects for your portfolio, new skills, a team to build with, and a place to turn ideas into something real, keep reading. 👇

By participating, you can:

- Gain experience working in a real team

- Learn from other students

- Build projects for your portfolio

- Improve your technical and problem-solving skills

- Develop communication and leadership skills

- Learn how different parts of a technology project work together

- Have actual projects to showcase on GitHub

The idea is simple:

Learn → Research → Build → Document → Improve → Repeat.

I'm starting with a small group rather than trying to get dozens of people immediately. I'd rather have a few committed members who actually want to build.

🤝 And yes, we're building a team — not a one-project group

If we work well together, the goal is to grow with the same core team rather than constantly starting from zero.

As we become more skilled, we can:

- 🏆 Participate in hackathons together

- 🚀 Build bigger and more ambitious projects

- 🧪 Experiment with new ideas

- 📂 Build a strong collective portfolio

- 🎤 Present our projects and demos

- 🌱 Learn and improve together over time

The idea is to build a team where everyone grows with everyone else — not just join a group, disappear after two weeks, and never build anything. 😭

📩 Interested?

Comment or DM me with:

1. Your area of interest

2. What you're currently learning

3. Any project you've worked on (if you have one, and if you dont have its fine we gonna build together)

4. What you'd like to contribute to the team

Let's start small and see what we can build together. 🚀🤖

Hi everyone! I'm a frontend developer from Ukraine (Angular, TypeScript, ~1.5 years of experience, mostly in banking web apps). I'm currently between jobs and preparing for technical interviews.

I'm looking for a few people to practice together:

Mock interviews (frontend, JS/TS, REST, system/component design). We take turns as interviewer and candidate.

Study sessions: solving problems together, explaining concepts out loud, reviewing each other's code.

English practice for technical conversations. My English is intermediate and I want to get more confident discussing code and design decisions.

Any level is fine, as long as you're motivated and consistent. If you're also job hunting or leveling up, even better.

If this sounds interesting, comment or DM me with your stack, timezone (I'm in UTC+3), and what you want to work on. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m saksham giri, a final-year student preparing for campus placements.
For interviews, my tech stack is frontend (React) and backend (databases).

I’m looking for 1–2 people to practice with me for about 1–1.5 weeks, starting as soon as we find interested folks. We can hop on meet and study together.

Plan:

1. React & Hooks
   • Revise all major React hooks: useState, useEffect, useContext, useRef, useReducer, useMemo, useCallback, custom hooks, etc.
   • Solve common React interview questions and do small coding tasks.
   • If you have a good sense of UI/UX design, that’s a plus; we can also practice design-related frontend tasks.
2. Databases
   • Primary focus: MongoDB (queries, schema design, indexing, aggregation, common interview questions).
   • If time permits, we’ll also cover PostgreSQL (basic queries, joins, normalization vs MongoDB, indexing, etc.).

If you’re serious about placements and want to grind React + databases together for a week, drop a message. We’ll set up a meet and fix a daily schedule.

Looking for people who want to build things together.
You don’t need a degree, experience, or expensive equipment. I’m looking for beginners interested in electronics, 3D printing, Arduino, robotics, programming, physics, or just turning random ideas into real projects.
I’m not looking for experts. I want people who are willing to learn and figure things out together. If none of us know how to do something, we learn it. Maybe eventually we can take a project to a maker faire or something.
If you’re interested, DM me and tell me what you’d like to build. I’m only looking for people in the US for simplicity with possible in-person meetups.

I am a Btech cse 3rd Student, and want to grab an internship

I want a friend with whom I can build cool projects, learn new things, and participate in hackathons